Sentence examples for variable orientations from inspiring English sources

The structural plasticity of α-actinin-2 has implications for not only its regulation but also for actin filament binding both in muscle and nonmuscle isoforms, where actin filaments are randomly oriented, requiring ABDs to adopt variable orientations.

Scratches in still images can have different, and variable, orientations, thickness, and colors.

In contrast, regions with large and isolated precipitates (LIPs) had more variable orientations.

The most common unconventional features were branches with variable orientations and taxa placed on branches (Table 4).

We investigated human sensitivity to vertical mirror symmetry in noise patterns filtered for narrow bands of variable orientations.

Undoubtedly, the angular behavior of sky radiance/luminance is a key factor determining the daylight conditions in rooms with variable orientations and window sizes.

The majority of phylogenetic trees were constructed conventionally, and variable orientation of branches was the most common unconventional feature.

These procedures were repeated by using different fracture system, such as multiple fractures with variable orientation and intersections.

The influence of matrix anisotropy of variable orientation on single layer folding is investigated using finite element models.

A novel approach for automatic segmentation and recognition of CAPTCHAs with variable orientation and random collapse of overlapped characters is presented in this paper.

The BM opening-minimum rim width (BMO-MRW) is a parameter that quantifies the rim from its true anatomic outer border, BMO, and accounts for its variable orientation.